Judge Thomas Wins Sixty Third Judicial District Race
The Sixty third Judicial District election ended with Judge B O Thomas winning by 86 votes over Henry I Moore. Maverick Kinney Pecos Sirewster Jeff Davis counties supported his bid. Val Verde and Presidio backed Moore. Democratic organizers and state chairman Frank Andrews aided the victory.
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Thomas
Pecos
Maverick
Henry Moore
Balliut
Marfa
Presidio
Val Verde
Sixty Third Judicial District
B. O. Thomas
Lanham
Henry I. Moore
del Rio
Judge Thomas
Kinney
Sirewster
Jeff Davis
Frank Andrews
Stock Notes Prompt Cattle Movements Across Texas
Stock agents report large cattle movements from Marathon to Houston Packing and Cassidy Southwestern in Fort Worth. Beakley ships cattle to Houston and New Orleans. Normand & Morgan sell 500 head pasture stock. Jackson ships calves to New Orleans. Borden arrives from San Antonio seeking cattle. Stockmen vow action before the next legislature over roping contest injuries. Avalanche office offers guaranteed job work.
Mining Prospects in Chihuahua Promise Rich Deposits
A mining engineer reports vast ore outcrops near Chihuahua, with silver and lead in Las Promosas and copper at Las Vigas, plus gold, coal, petroleum, and heavy lead deposits along the K C M O railway corridor. He urges railroad and smelter construction to unlock profits and regional employment. The piece closes noting weather has returned to normal.
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Chihuahua
Missouri
Sierra Mojada
Santa Eulalia
Leadville
Las Promosas
Las Vigas
Cuchillo Parado
Rio Conchos
Rio Grande
United States
Santo Domingo
Rio Conchus
Guadalupe Mountains
Aguas Calientes
Monterey
Alpine Dramatic Club impresses in Friday play at Alpine
The Alpine Dramatic Club delivered a satisfying performance with strong moments and several standout roles. Dr Berkeley and Miss Nannie Irving earned praise for their noble and dramatic portrayals while Miss Florence Phelps shone as Minnie Daze and George Baines emerged as a star lover amid a mixed overall showing.
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Levique
Alpine Dramatic Club
Macreadys
Ellen Terrys
Alpine
Dr. Berkeley
Nannie Irving
Peter Paragraph
Fowler
Minnie Daze
Florence Phelps
Peter
George Baines
Nelie Baines
Texas Mining Association Forms West Texas Themed Group
About fifty mining men and supporters gathered in western Texas to form a permanent Texas Mining Association with officers led by President Dr. Wm. B. Philips of Austin and an executive committee. Members from Brewster County include J. C. Bird and Henry J. Lewis. Discussion covered surveying flaws, land prices, railroad land rights, and proposals to boost mineral wealth and school fund benefits.
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Texas
Wm. B. Philips
Austin
Vic
W. W. Bogel
Marfa
Morris P. Kirk
Blase
C. A. Brown
Alpine
W.B Phillips
H. M. Nesmith
James Malcolmson
A. M Ellsworth
H. H. Kilpatrick
Henry J. Lewis
Brewster County
J.C. Bid
S. D. Bissett
M. A. Ernst
A. P. Folsom
C W. Hess
O. H. Hector
Thomas J. Miller
H M. Nesmith
F. G. Morris
W. L Study
A M. Turney
W. M. Harman
Wigtall van Sickle
Phillips
Terlingua
Shafter
J.C. Bird
Terrell
H. M Nesmith
Bird
F. F. Childers
A M. Elsworth
United States
A. W. Gilford
Brown
Mexico
Tejas
Mining Association
West Texas
T. F. Cummings
Do. Malcolmson
H. E. Edwards
Miner
Trans Pecos
Col. Gifford
National Irrigation Congress
el Paso
E. G. Anderson
J. C. Bird
Joe Gillett
Dr. Phillips
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Marathon
Houston Packing Company
H. W. Reynolds
San Jacinto
Normand & Morgan
J. D. Jackson
R. L. Nevill
New Orleans
B. F. Billingsley
Guy Borden
San Antonio
Stockman-Journal
Avalanche Office
America
Judge Folsom
Charles Jones
Flora Daugherty
Allen
A. McCallum
Tex
R.B
cCc
Texas Mining Association
St Louis